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Simbarashe Banga
1,342 PointsCode challenge not working but executing in workspace
I'm having a challenge of executing the code challenge, which I have tested in workspaces however, and is working
def favorite_food(name=None, food=None):
print("I'm {} and I love to eat {}!".format(name,food))
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,670 PointsSure, that function works, but only if you give it two string arguments. It uses a different function signature than what's in the challenge. The function in the challenge takes a single dictionary argument, and the challenge is going to pass it a single dictionary argument when it tests it.
Your task is to use that dictionary to create the proper output. Don't change the "def" line!
Samuel Pitt
3,032 PointsSamuel Pitt
3,032 Points[EDIT:] original"Hi Steven Parker, could you elaborate. I'm stuck too. do we need to use dict{something something} in the format line? the 'def' line contains only dict in the arguments..."
i worked it out!!!! the question doesnt inform you that it will pass its own values in and simply use your function. leave the original line 1 unchanged, then in the format, unpack "dict". HINT: **
Steven Parker
229,670 PointsSteven Parker
229,670 PointsSimbarashe Banga — did you get it too? You can mark a question solved by choosing a "best answer".